... On August 18, at the mouth of quiet Glenfinnan, in Inverness-shire, the part of the clans in the Rising of '45 was commemorated at the historic Pillar marking the spot where, two centuries ago, Bonnie Prince Charles raised the Standard. Thousands of Scots from all parts were present, and thousands of overseas spectators. The central figures at the gathering were Lochiel, a de scendant of the ...

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... Myself at the Pictures Some Plain Speaking By James Agate IT has been suggested to me that one of the results of the withdrawal of the Lend- Lease arrangements will be fewer American films. At a pinch I could bear with that. What I am not prepared to put up with so easily is the increase in British films. In the matter of improving the B.F.'s I have no suggestion to offer. As our neighbours ...

... A Gathering of the Clans Bicentenary of the '45 at Glenfinnan, Where the Jacobite Standard was Raised by Bonnie Prince Charlie Sir Donald Cameron of Lochiel, principal speaker with Lord James Stewart- Murray, was having a word with the Earl of Wemyss and March centre and Mr. Fraser, Chief Constable of Inverness-shire Lord Sempill who in Craigievar Castle, near Aboyne, owns one of ...

... 11^-- i Lady Madden who is seen in her roof-top Kensington flat with her baby daughter, Roseann, is the wife of Capt. Sir Charles Madden, R.N., who is serving with the Navy in the Far East. Sir Charles is the second baronet, and succeeded his father, Admiral of the Fleet Sir Charles Madden, in 1935. He married Lady Madden, who was formerly Miss Olive Robins, in 1942 lirodrick Vernon Ll and Mrs ...

... Front row Capts. J. R. Brierley, M.C., F. H. Hunter, A. W. B. Goode, M.C., D. H. Drewell, Major. B. G. Kiddy, Lt.-Col. T. A. Rotherham, D.S.O., M.C., Majors W. Spencer, H. V. Thomas, D. Jenkins, M.C., Capts. R. J. Evans, D. C. Denne, W. B. Basford. Middle row Lts. A. G. Lawton, P. F. Tetley, M. C. Wilson, M. A. Dix-Peek, Capts. G. W. Lovelace, A. W. L. White, C. N. M. Strugnell, Lts. T. A. D. ...

... WITH SILENT FRIENDS By Elizabeth Bowen A Quest ANN BRIDGE'S novels-- ever since Peking Picnic-- have been saluted for many qualities: not least for the brilliance and variety of their backgrounds. The foreign countries in which Miss Bridge places her groups of characters are much more than painted scenery against which, as on the stage, men and women move: they reflect themselves on to, even ...

... ROYAL INSPECTION, NAVAt MILITARY AND R.A.F. PERSONALITIES;. AND WEDDING.1 AND ENGAGEMENTS. THE QUEEN recently inspected a detachment of 300 members of the Mechanised Transport Corps. HER MAJESTY is shown with CORPS COMMANDER MRS. PEAKE and behind PRINCESS ELIZABETH. MISS VALERIE HOBSON, the young British screen-star attended the gala premiere of 44 A Bell for Adano at the Odeon, Leicester ...

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